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UK Budget 2025: What It Means for Financial Decision Makers
Coface economist Jonathan Steenberg gives his reaction to the Chancellor’s speech on 26 November.

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Coface economist Jonathan Steenberg gives his reaction to the Chancellor’s speech on 26 November.
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We’re proud to announce that Coface UK & Ireland has been officially certified as a Great Place to Work®.
Headlines UK growth forecast at just 1% in both 2025 and 2026, falling behind the EU and other advanced economies by 2026 Inflation expected to peak at 3.5% in Q3 2025, and remain above the 2% target through 2026 Private sector momentum weakening, with Autumn budget and tariffs adding pressure Corporate insolvencies rising again, now forecast to increase by 3% in 2025 Three sector downgrades: automotive, chemicals, and metals now rated Very High Risk
Trump’s 2024 election victory has reignited global trade tensions, with a new wave of aggressive tariffs triggering widespread disruption and uncertainty. In this article, Andre van Niekerk, Head of Consulting and Insights, and Jonathan Steenberg, Economist at Coface UK, examine the impact of these measures, the risks they pose to international businesses, and how companies can adapt to the evolving trade landscape.
Tariffs and the uncertain future of British Steel have previously tarnished business sentiment, but recent developments offer new opportunities for the metals sector and its dependents to shine.
Navigate uncertainty with Coface's global risk assessments for 160 countries and 13 sectors.
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Coface publishes its Q1 2025 financial results, with a net income of €62.1m, for an RoATE of 12.7%. Turnover is €473m, up 2.0% at constant FX and perimeter.
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In a tense economic context marked by the proliferation of business failures, Coface is performing well thanks to a strategy combining innovation and data enhancement.
Demographic ageing, slowing productivity gains, energy transition, technological competition: advanced economies are facing numerous complex challenges. In response, industrial policies are back in the spotlight, fostering competition. With the risk that desynchronised initiatives could trigger a race to outdo one another, leaving winners and losers.
After a mixed festive season, UK retailers face rising costs and tough choices in 2025. However, Coface data reveals that some areas of the sector are proving more resilient than others.
Navigate uncertainty with Coface's global risk assessments for 160 countries and 13 sectors.
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